The 25th Annual Tony Awards

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1971

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Lauren Bacall, Yul Brynner, Florence Henderson, Angela Lansbury, Paul Lynde, Diana Rigg, Ray Walston, Edie Adams, Vivian Blaine, Tom Bosley, Carol Channing, William Daniels, Alfred Drake, Nanette Fabray, Jill Haworth, Clark Jones, Ruby Keeler, Richard Kiley, Bert Michaels, Patricia Morison, Robert Morse, Zero Mostel, Hildy Parks, Estelle Parsons, Robert Preston, Marian Seldes, Stephen Sondheim, Maureen Stapleton, Leslie Uggams, Gwen Verdon, Virginia Vestoff, David Wayne, and Walter Willison in The 25th Annual Tony Awards (1971)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaBroadway celebrates its very best plays and musicals of 1970 in a ceremony that also salutes a quarter century of past winners by having original cast members recreate some of the best remem... Ler tudoBroadway celebrates its very best plays and musicals of 1970 in a ceremony that also salutes a quarter century of past winners by having original cast members recreate some of the best remembered moments from 1947-1969.Broadway celebrates its very best plays and musicals of 1970 in a ceremony that also salutes a quarter century of past winners by having original cast members recreate some of the best remembered moments from 1947-1969.

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To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Tony Awards (and to de-emphaisze the fact that the 1970-71 Broadway season was a fairly weak one, overall), 'producers Alexander H. Cohen' and Hildy Parks came up with the inspired idea of saluting the 25 previous Best Musical winners ("Fiorello" and "The Sound of Music" having tied in 1960) by having musical numbers from each show performed that night, many of them with the original cast members. Thus, audiences at the awards and on TV got to see once-in-a-lifetime performances by Zero Mostel, Gwen Verdon, Alfred Drake, 'Robert Preston', Yul Brynner, Carol Channing, and many other legendary performers, some of whom rarely appeared on TV otherwise, making this the Tony award show musical theater buffs still talk about almost four decades later.